*DISTANCE*

1.In distance education you will get certificate from institute of distance education , university of Madras.

2.Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2.

3.Total Fees

INR 37,440

(Fees Components : Tuition, Admission, Registration fee, Development fee, Postage fee, Lab fee, Special fee).

4.ELIGIBILITY:-

Candidate must have passed

Dear Aspirant,

Some of the best colleges in London for studying LLM are

• University of Cambridge - Faculty of Law. ...
• University of Oxford - Faculty of Law. ...
• The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) ...
• University College London (UCL) ...
• King's College London (KCL) ...
• Queen

Hello Punam,

There are a number of LLM programs available in Queen Mary University of London which you can pursue after having completed your bachelor's in law.

The other eligibility requirements include:

• The Bachelor's should be at least second upper-class honours. First class bachelor's degrees are preferred.
• English language proficiency

Studnets must apply befpre deadlin eon official website velow for LLm courses at Queen Mary University. 

Studnets must have LLb degree as eligibility. 

For Non LLB degre eholders they must have suitable work experience in Law. 

Entire progrma in fulktime is 1year and for partume its 2years.

http://www.law.qmul.ac.uk/postgraduate/courses/items/138021.html

Thanks for the question. 

It will be difficult for you to get a seat in law colleges this time as marks are low. 

Cut offs go high. 

Try for it next year. 

Good luck 

Dear Albin,

Markaz Law College offers only two programmes- BBA LLB (5 years) and LLB (3 years). Admission to integrated 5 year LL.B course is restricted to 60 per batch. This shall be a double degree course in its nature and extended to a period of 5 academic years consisting

Hey Rahul.

To get  admission in an LLM course in GGSIPU you are required to take the IPU LLM CET exam. Admissions are done on the basis of your merit in this entrance. It is usually conducted in the month of April and applications come out around January.

You can

Hi,

Previously llm(master in law) was 2 year course,but now it is shortened to one year.LLM is available in both forms:1) full time and 2)part time.Both have some advantages and disadvantages.Full time courses are better as it will take 9-12 months to complete the course but part time may take